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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 11, 1797
Page
4
Morning dispatch states Leigh Coffy and three Marines were condemned for attempting a mutiny and are to be shot at two o clock. A Marine named Gennis faces a life sentence at Botany Bay. Other details reference chaplains and penal outcomes aboard a Royal Navy ship.
The Lords discuss a royal address on foreign policy and a possible peace with France. Duke of Noxxeaux raises views on commercial arrangements with Portugal and ministers duties, while Lord Guinvius cautions against premature debate and stresses treaty observance. Adjourned.
Dublin July 1s July 7 British news reports a possible grant of a thousand pounds to the Queen of Porrycar provoking alarm amid warlike undercurrents as General Stewson returns from Libba. Mutineers moved to Cambridge guard-ship for trial Saturn now commanded by its officers. Lord Karru’s flag rises on Queen Charlotte at Plymouth Sound. East India Company reshuffles Madras and Bengal governance with Ful of Mexnincron appointed. Paxenham named captain of the London 98 guns squadron proceeding with Barpronr.
The West India homeward bound Fleet safely reached the Channel with four vessels entering the Bay on Sunday. Reports note no enemy sighted on the passage.
The corps of Inny Cavalry under Right Hon. Eord Siindestin delivered over more than thirty stands of arms to the races at Mustiyoan. Numerous other arms were surrendered and few stolen arms remain. The general populace have voluntarily sworn the Allegiance oath.
The report describes Admiral Nelson's fleet near Cadiz and Gibraltar's defense status. It notes Cadiz blocked by Lord St Vincent, Spanish gunboats, and plans for reinforcements from Barcelona and Toulon. It mentions Gibraltar's fortress readiness and the Mediterranean Fleet's failed encounter with enemy ships on a 30 day voyage home.
The discourse notes Mr Grattan quitting Parliament as proof of Dublin electors’ discontent with his recent positions. Opponents admire Irish reform stance while the press critiques sedition leaders and advertises Grattan’s letter sale. A hairdresser named Rowm faces examination over a death, but is discharged on mercy.
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